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GST Registration Cancellation Order Modified: Partial Relief Granted with Retrospective Date Adjustment and Recovery Procedures Clarified HC allowed partial relief to petitioner challenging GST registration cancellation. The court modified the retrospective cancellation date from 01.07.2017 ...
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GST Registration Cancellation Order Modified: Partial Relief Granted with Retrospective Date Adjustment and Recovery Procedures Clarified
HC allowed partial relief to petitioner challenging GST registration cancellation. The court modified the retrospective cancellation date from 01.07.2017 to 23.04.2021, finding the original order lacking substantive reasons. Respondents were permitted to pursue legal recovery procedures after providing proper notice and hearing to the petitioner, with directions to comply with statutory provisions.
Issues involved: Petitioner challenges the dismissal of appeal on limitation grounds, retrospective cancellation of GST registration, and the validity of the Show Cause Notice.
Dismissal of appeal on limitation grounds: The Petitioner's appeal was dismissed solely on the ground of being time-barred. The GST registration of the Petitioner was cancelled retrospectively from 01.07.2017, and a Show Cause Notice was issued on 03.02.2022.
Retrospective cancellation of GST registration: The Petitioner, engaged in manufacturing and retailing, sought cancellation of GST Registration citing discontinuance of business. Two applications for cancellation were rejected without specific reasons. The subsequent Show Cause Notice did not provide cogent reasons for cancellation, and the order lacked details on the cancellation reasons.
Validity of Show Cause Notice: The Show Cause Notice issued to the Petitioner did not specify the officer or place for appearance, and it did not inform the Petitioner about the retrospective cancellation possibility. The subsequent order for cancellation did not provide reasons and contradicted itself on the submission of replies.
Judgment: The Court noted that cancellation of registration with retrospective effect must be based on objective criteria, not merely due to non-filing of returns. The order for retrospective cancellation lacked details and reasons, leading to modification of the cancellation date to 23.04.2021 when the cancellation application was filed. The Petitioner was directed to comply with Section 29 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017. The Respondents were allowed to take steps for recovery of dues in accordance with the law, including retrospective cancellation after providing proper notice and a hearing to the Petitioner.
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